A contractual assurance that goods will meet certain standards
A) Is implied
B) Is a warranty
C) can be disclaimed.
D) May not be expressed

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A warranty is a contractual assurance that goods will meet certain standards. It may be either express or implied. Unlike implied warranties, express warranties are voluntarily made by the seller, either orally or in writing, during negotiations or at the time of sale. A warranty can be disclaimed by the seller, meaning the seller explicitly states they are not making any guarantees about the product, or that any guarantees are limited in scope.

A Contractual Assurance That Goods Will Meet Certain Standards